Address Confidentiality Program (ACP)
The Address Confidentiality Program (ACP) was signed into law in April 2011 by the Arizona Legislature. It provides a way to prevent abusers and potential abusers from locating survivors through public records. Those qualified for ACP are victims of the following:
●Domestic Violence
●Sexual Offenses
●Stalking
The ACP is maintained by the Arizona Secretary of State. This program provides two critical services:
●A legal substitute mailing address. State and FAA government agencies are required to accept the substitute address as verification of their lawful address of record.
●A mail forwarding service. The ACP participant’s mail is sent to the substitute address. ACP staff receives the participant’s mail and forwards it to the actual confidential address.